How do you women usually behave in an environment where you want to be approached by a specific man?

[Shinzu]

In a closed environment, if you have a guy that you find interesting, what kind of signals do you give that you want him to approach you?

[dustybiker]

I never waited for anyone. I’d still be single if I had. Want something you have to be brave enough to face rejection.

[Shinzu]

Do you usually approach the guy?

[dustybiker]

Every time.

[Shinzu]

I think most women don't do this, it would be great if there were more women like you

[dustybiker]

I don’t know about most. But there are a lot here that share questions asking why men don’t approach them. I always ask what they are waiting for.

[Shinzu]

Yes, but the biggest problem I don't think is that they don't approach, but that they don't show any sign that they want to be approached. Many guys are confused and afraid

[dustybiker]

Think of it the opposite way. Only approach the openly friendly woman. Use it as a screening process on who you want to date.

[Emiliamazing]

When the man I married, came to the restaurant for the third or fourth time, I got over my shyness and walked up to him and gave him my number. We were married a year and a half later. :-)

[Guy13]

If with friends huddled look and talk. If by self stare, play with hair, smile, get in your space, always have a visual etc

[EmmaMary]

Personally because I have a very confident and assertive approach to life, I never had any problem at all in approaching any guy that I considered attractive and interesting.

[suckmytitties]

Eye contact and I try to give off a sexy mysterious vibe lol

[suzzieQ]

Body language is an easy way to tell.

[Shinzu]

What would these bodily signs be?

[suzzieQ]

Here are the typical signs someone is attracted to you:

They lean in.
They tilt their head as you speak (a sign of engagement).
They smile at you.
They make eye contact with you.
They reach out and touch your arm, hand, back, or leg.

Read more at: www.scienceofpeople.com/someone-likes-you/#

[Anonymous]

They act friendly and engaging.